Sentence examples for not always ones from inspiring English sources

The company has assembled a gang of good Mozarteans though not always ones bearing big names.

Most workers find new jobs, but not always ones with comparable rewards.

Artists are not always ones to reveal their process, but when they do, the slow build from planning stage to last-minute details can be just as beautiful as the end product.

In addition, most transcriptional activation assays are developed in established cell lines (and not always ones of human origin) rather than "normal" human cells.

You will encounter many objects along the way (not always ones you're really looking for).

If not always one of mystery.

The room is not always one of them.

Still, extreme telecommuting is not always one happy road trip.

Clearly, Mr. McInerney the novelist and Mr. McInerney the oenophile are not always one and the same.

Soccer games were not always one-nil affairs, and there used to be.400 hitters in baseball, and hockey, until the coming of the trap, was actually a thrilling end-to-end sport.

For many of us, though, it remains mysterious, and not always, one suspects, for the reasons that Beuys wanted it to be.